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So here's a question -- is it just the animation that helped, or is it the combination of the animation and being 20 years older? Or, more specifically, having
by derekp7 13y ago
So here's a question -- is it just the animation that helped, or is it the combination of the animation and being 20 years older? Or, more specifically, having the luxury of being able to throw brain power at the subject without having to worry about learning material for several other subjects, and many sub-topics within all those subjects, all at the same time.
- reuven 13y agoI'm sure that it all helped. But I definitely remember asking, on several occasions, why we would ever want to use radians rather than degrees, and why they seemed to be in such weird increments. And no one ever really told me. The animation was helpful in that it explained everything very quickly and obviously, obviating the need for a numeric or verbal explanation.